Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Prehospital incident profiles. ATV vs. tree. more than blunt trauma,2002,27,5,80-81,Falbo
EMS champions of injury prevention: Highlights from some of the best injury-prevention programs in the United States,2004,29,11,80-94,Krimston
Slam on the brakes: How EMS providers can prevent motor vehicle injuries,1997,22,8,84-6 88-9,Jagim
Ambulance crashes: protect yourself and your patients,2003,28,5,24-26,Becker
The gift of fear: understanding your mind's highest function,2003,28,9,20,Dick
DWI awareness. Austin EMS drives it home,1995,20,5,87-90,Williams
Devastation in Katrina's Wake,2005,30,10,20-2 25-6 66-7,McCain
Musculoskeletal injury prevention. Protect you personnel from on-the-job injury,2006,31,4,60-4 66 68 passim,Dailey
Improving EMS public perception one injury-prevention program at a time,2004,29,5,56-8 60 62 64 66-9,Smith
Noninvasive CO measurement by first responders. A suggested management algorithm,2006,31,5,S10-2,Hampson
Kids in need: immediate psychological support for children after a disaster,2007,32,5,62-63,Leonard
Using science to prevent injuries: dissecting an event using the Haddon Matrix,1999,24,9,68-70 72-,Short
Injury prevention takes root. EMS evolves to assume expanded mission,1999,24,9,56-60 62-4 66-7,Griffiths
Bright lights big noise. How effective are vehicle warning systems?,1992,17,6,57-60 62-3,De Lorenzo
Wounded by violence. Can a KISS (Kids Injuries and Street Smarts) make it better?,1994,19,1,61-3 65-8,Minall
San Diego Firestorm 2007 Cooperative effort among agencies ensures seamless EMS response,2007,32,12,44-52,Doyle
The Russian way: A different structure of prehospital care and disaster response,2007,32,12,78-86,Patrick
Keep Your Eye on the Ball Assessing and managing eye injuries in the field,2008,33,8,56-66,Evans
Learning from Near Misses. What the National Fire Fighter Near-Miss Reporting System means for EMS,2009,34,5,72-75,Van Ert
Trauma at the Tunnel Los Angeles Metrolink train crash presents crews with unprecedented triage treatment and transport challenges,2009,34,5,54-62,Eckstein
Handle with care: the challenges of transporting suicidal patients,2008,33,10,86-92,Dunn
West Nickel Mines School shooting: how a rural MCI was successfully managed,2008,33,5,48-56,Brown
Higher risk. Treating suicidal patients and recognizing the danger among crews,2007,32,10,32 36,Asaeda
Safety A.S.A.P. The Ambulance Safety Awareness Program at Baldwin EMS,2007,32,9,54-58,Shiring
Safety or marketing? Why we decorate our vehicles the way that we do,2007,32,9,46-8 50-3,Myers
Ambulance safety first: experts convene to discuss personal and patient safety issues,2007,32,6,44-47,McCallion
The risky side of response. Increasing fatalities underscore the need for reconciled safety practices of ground and air ambulances,2007,32,4,58 60-4 67,Williams
Safety in numbers: a survey on ambulance patient compartment safety,2007,32,3,86-8 90,Levine
Guidelines for field triage of injured patients. Recommendations of the National Expert Panel on field triage,2009,34,7,1-35,Sattin
Firefighter response to CO incidents. Vigilance keeps responders from becoming victims,2006,31,5,S13-5,Jakubowski
Bizarre crash produces unexpected hazard,2006,31,5,S3,Heightman
Lessons from Las Vegas: the MGM Hotel fire,1981,6,2,37-40,Munninger
The Kenner airliner disaster. A 727 falls into a New Orleans suburb,1982,7,9,58-65,Morris
Medical incident command: planning for performance,1982,7,4,24-37,Morris
Pitfalls in disaster management,1983,8,10,46-47,Ramzy
Stopping elderly abuse,1986,11,4,50-54,Fitch
Common errors in mass casualty management. Corrective actions for the prehospital provider,1986,11,2,34-38,Morris
Delivering and documenting care in child abuse cases,1989,14,10,71-76,Davidson
Bite the bullet. A case for body armor,1991,16,4,28-30 32-3,Smith
Where earth meets sky. Safe operations at helicopter scenes,1992,17,10,36-40,Edgington
Defending your life. How to manage violent patients and scenes,1992,17,6,64-67,Fredrick
Responding to the child within. Child abuse and the EMS provider,1992,17,3,98-9 101-6 108,Thomas
The San Francisco shootings,1993,18,9,74-5 77-8 80-1,Rooker
Caught in the crossfire. EMS encounters of the violent kind,1993,18,7,74-77,Gaston
World Trade Center blast. A tall order for responders,1993,18,5,40-43,Delroy
Mechanism of injury. Making a vital assessment tool work,1992,17,3,73-76,Forry
Child restraints: putting safety in the driver's seat,1991,16,4,85,Clark
Playing it safe. Anatomy of a farm accident training program,1987,12,6,56-57,Stueland
Commanding the extrication scene,1987,12,2,30-33,Kidd
Trauma care. Evaluating effectiveness with the injury severity score,1983,8,9,42-44,Feddersen
Revisiting the Kenner disaster,1983,8,2,17-19,Robinson
Hidden Trauma Seizure patients have a significant risk for injury,2009,34,12,32-33,Brocato
Deadly drivers: reporting the medically impaired,2008,33,1,44 46,Romig
Herbal 'Remedy' Poison control deduces true cause of patient's coma,2010,35,1,34-36,McFee
Under the full moon. Inner city EMS: it's not what you think,1997,22,4,38-44,Ostrow
EMS meets grunge. EMS coverage of Lollapalooza 1993,1993,18,12,47-51 53,Foster
EMS psychology 101,1993,18,1,33-36,Armstrong
Preplanning for an MCI (mass casualty incident),1993,18,11,52-7 60 62-3,Story
Tips on defusing a violent situation,1993,18,7,78-79,Dernocoeur
Chasing fear from the workplace,1993,18,7,66-7 69-73,Eastham
Dodging bullets. Gang violence and EMS,1993,18,7,55-7 60-3,Atkinson
Helping the battered woman help herself,1994,19,2,116,Meoli
Hitting close to home. Domestic violence and the EMS responder,1994,19,2,112-5 118-21 123,Schiavone
The Los Angeles earthquake response "system". People doing what they had to do,1994,19,3,68-9 71-4,Reeder
Small town big fire. Incident overview and lessons learned from EMS response and rehab operations in a rural community,2007,32,12,90-96,Dickinson
Lights sirens and liability,1996,21,2,38-40,Wolfberg
Through traffic keep right,1996,21,5,26 29-30,Bourn
Domestic violence. Recognize abuse and do something about it,1997,22,12,46-50,Wilson
Lethal Detonation - Responding to scenes involving blast injuries,2010,35,8,64-69,Cain
A rational response to Taser strikes,2005,30,5,56-66,Whitehead
Restraint and head injury reply,2007,32,8,16; author reply 16,Milstein
Public Service Legacy: recognizing the lives saved by highway patrol,2007,32,8,14,Heightman
Best practices in injury prevention: the Nicholas Rosecrans Award,2003,28,9,66-83,Krimston
Flying bikers. What's under your stretcher?,2007,32,9,32,Dick
Spending seconds. Time to start driving smart,2007,32,10,30,Dick
Wheel watching: what they say when they're on display,2007,32,3,32,Dick
N.A.S.C.A.R. NASCAR ambulance standbys cause acoustic ruin,2007,32,7,97,Berry
Patient Positioning 101. Time to rethink patient access in the back of ambulances,2007,32,4,14,Heightman
The role of rollovers,2009,34,9,16; discussion 16,
'Pothole' conversion external mechanical force reverses supraventricular tachycardia,2009,34,6,30-32,Bauer
Suicide bomber response,2004,29,5,84,Vernon
California organizes readiness for terrorism/MCI responses,2003,28,5,186,Garza
Amazing terrorism tool: new foam could revolutionize decon,2003,28,4,84 86,Lindsey
Exercise restraint. Medical and legal issues you must understand to protect the patient and yourself,2002,27,3,84-8 90 92 passim,Palmer
When seniors suffer. Elder abuse emerges as a new EMS dilemma,2001,26,10,48-53,Werfel
Until violence is unacceptable,1995,20,7,98,
2 1/2-mile MCI on the Whiskey Bay Bridge,1999,24,1,84-87,Heightman
It's as easy as 1-2-3. Managing school bus incidents,1995,20,2,77-80,Smith
A one-on-one interview with Ricardo Martinez NHTSA's new administrator. Interview by Jack Sheehan,1995,20,1,57-63,Martinez
Running "hot" and the case of Sharron Rose,1991,16,7,11-13,Clawson
Motorcycle medics,2000,25,12,32-41,Riley
The geriatric puzzle. Assessment challenges of elderly trauma patients,2000,25,7,64-6 68-70 72-4,Kauder
Lap belt complex. Recognition and assessment of seatbelt injuries in pediatric trauma patients,2001,26,5,36-43,Jordan
A call to action,2002,27,12,14,Garcia
I wish I had a camera: Legal and ethical implications of EMS photography,2002,27,8,76-82,Sharpe
Eating on the run,2002,27,6,112,
Drowning prevention. A case study in EMS epidemiology,1994,19,6,34-8 40-1,Harrawood
After the bomb. Oklahoma City rescuers talk about their experiences,1995,20,6,40-1 84-8,Robinson
Vested interest. Why you need body armor,1994,19,9,62-65,Walsh
Medic suicide. What can be done?,1995,20,11,41-45,Mitchell
The mourning after. Grieving a medic's suicide,1995,20,11,33-36,Ostrow
Terrorism. Part 1: Calibrating your risks and response,1998,23,11,38-40 42-4 46-51,Rubin
Terrorism. Part II. New weapons of mass effect,1998,23,12,40-50,Rubin
Shots fired ... children down,1998,23,8,38-42 45,Kelley
Child abuse: an EMS dilemma,2001,26,5,94,Azzara
Beyond the burns. Managing the pain and consequences of pediatric burns,2001,26,9,66-75,Merk
A pocket full of kryptonite,2007,32,3,44 46,Studnek
Is the scene safe? New realities require extra vigilance,2003,28,2,62-64,Barishansky
Medical triage for WMD incidents incidents: an adaptation of daily triage,2008,33,5,60-70,Donohue
New mnemonic,2008,33,8,22,Johnson
The last ride,2008,33,7,20,Heightman
Nerve agent attacks: preparation is paramount,2008,33,11,4-8 11,Suprun
Don't get caught...in a state of complacency,2008,33,11,3,Heightman
Integrating criminal investigation into major EMS scenes,1999,24,1,68-69,Cid
National medical response teams,1999,24,1,65,Currance
Terrorism. Part III--Response procedures for terrorist/tactical violence incidents,1999,24,1,58-64 66,Rubin
Seattle: bus off the Aurora Highway Bridge,1999,24,6,86-8 92-5,Heightman
EMS and the domestic violence patient: a report card of existing policy protocol and training,1999,24,6,58-66,Dai
The cycle of violence: important considerations for EMS providers,1999,24,6,46-56,Moschella
Tactical medics. Front-line medicine evolves as a specialty,1999,24,5,50-64,Smith
Assault on Columbine. EMS amid the chaos of our nation's most violent school incident,1999,24,9,32-40 42-3 45-6 passim,Heightman
Cyanide: the deadly terror weapon that every EMS provider must know about,1999,24,10,54-8 60-1 64-5,De Lorenzo
EMS at Woodstock '99,1999,24,11,68-70,Losavio
On the ground at the U.S. Air Show,1994,19,11,69-74,De Lorenzo
After the smoke clears,1995,20,5,95-97,Gross
Keeping Patients SAFE New York City providers respond to sexual assault victims,2011,36,8,52-53,Asaeda
Post-traumatic stress disorder. When the rescuer becomes the victim,1992,17,1,30-2 35-8,O'Rear
PR at disaster drills. Don't be caught without it,1990,15,1,58-62,Gittelman
Honing skills for suicide intervention,1990,15,1,149-50 153,Ruple
Terrorism and EMS: a security issue,1982,7,2,41-44,Turner
Oklahoma city rebuilds,1998,23,4,58-9 61-4,Munk
Child Abuse Discovering the horrifying truth,2011,36,10,62-68,Meredith
Beware of patients under the influence,2000,25,5,22,Werfel
Yield!! #!*&%!,2004,29,2,126,Berry
Ambulance strike teams. New concept tested in Southern California firestorms,2004,29,2,54-61,Goss
In the trenches: EMS responsibilities at trench rescues,2005,30,2,62-77,Martinette
The silent killer: recognizing & treating carbon monoxide poisoning,2003,28,1,80-87,Koster
Wildfire coverage,2004,29,4,14,Mintz
Extrication scene tips for EMS personnel: EMS considerations to enhance scene operations and personal safety,2004,29,4,28-30 32 34-5,Methner
The new normalcy: the National Incident Management System fully interfaces EMS operations in disaster & MCI responses,2005,30,4,68-77,Walsh
When the unthinkable happens. Coordination is key for mass violence incidents,2013,38,5,46-49,Vernon
It's a dangerous world: preventing violence against EMS,2013,38,12,65,Hagen
Not 'OK to play': Risk of second impact syndrome supports a cautious approach to treating head injuries in young athletes,2014,39,1,28-32,Kolb
The case for a smoother ride: a cinematographer develops an air suspension system for ambulances,1981,6,7,42-45,Reardon
Post-disaster drill analysis. Using victim-tracking cards,1987,12,2,43-46,Maxwell
Nightmare in Kansas City,1981,6,9,32-45,Smith
Nonverbal rescue. Hearing-impaired patients require special consideration during a disaster,2014,39,9,44-50,MacGregor-Skinner
Preparing for pediatrics. Planning for children in disasters,2014,39,9,38-42,Abraham
Buried in seconds. Oso mudslide in Snohomish County Wash. impacts the community & first responders,2014,39,9,28-37,Crager
Anatomy of a lawsuit. The real-world aftermath of a spinal injury,1989,14,4,36-40,Page
Dispelling myths on ambulance accidents,1989,14,7,60-64,Elling
Dangerous detours. Ambulance diversions stall patient delivery,1989,14,7,42-3 45-6 48,Garza
Trauma in the country. A statewide approach to trauma skills training for rural EMTs,1986,11,3,61-2 64,Anderson
EVADE. Training for tire blowouts,1987,12,3,56-60,Wood
Best practices in injury prevention: national award highlights programs across the nation,2002,27,8,60-74,Griffiths
Being ready to deploy. Interoperable core skills for training to respond to violent incidents,2014,,Suppl,34-6 38-40,Meoli
Getting burned. Holes in burn victim study negate prehospital blame,2014,39,12,27,Wesley
Tag it,2013,38,9,14,Degnan
No child locked inside. The role of EMS in raising awareness about the dangers of leaving children in hot vehicles,2013,38,7,44-46,Rossi
A new EMS response: supporting paradigm change in EMS operational medical response to active shooter events,2013,38,12,48-50 52 54-5,Smith
Abuse barrier. Providers don't know when to report child abuse,2015,40,7,36,Wesley
Critical stress. Survey reveals alarming rates of ems provider stress and thoughts of suicide,2015,40,10,30-34,Young
Mutts: baby does your dog bite?,2003,28,3,20,Dick
Distracted driving: liability time bombs from smartphones to lights and siren,2016,41,10,14,Wolfberg
Duck Vs. Bus: Seattle Fire Department manages complex MCI on Aurora Bridge,2016,41,11,24-33,Heightman